#lesbianrunner5

A little sketch for @lesbianrunner5 whose been having a hard time lately.

It’s Tom and Jodi playing with a kitten!

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yeah, this mission. =/ but agreed on everything. Can we just have a mission where Moonchild judges people with us? And does anyone think Kefilwe used the chili oil somewhere OTHER than that warlord's junk? I think not...

Like, Owen was still on the annoying side but he was getting better and also hasn’t Nadia been through enough?!

ngl, when I was actually running the mission, I didn’t get four when I tried to put two and two together and I briefly entertained the thought that she just, like, fucking straight-up injected it or something. But Ian says whatever she did doesn’t cause permanent damage and I feel like this would cause, like... “death” levels of permanent damage idk

Also when I was relistening I thought of Wil Wheaton’s “spicy dick milk” story and was unsure if it was “torture” enough but then I figured it’s proooobably different when it’s deliberately being applied directly on the area for extended periods of time.

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yeah idk why people say that's part of lesbianism. I just assumed lesbianism meant "likes girls + doesn't want to date men"

like until the race probably lol. I can’t sign up until August so you should be okay

idk what it means but I will usually consume things by and featuring women over things made by/with men, and I will always help women over men, and trust women over men, and basically my life just revovles around women??? But I only prioritize women bc I’m misandrist lol

IMO it could be Moonchild is supposed to be Five's subconscious. Five doesn't have to consciously think "IT'S A TRAP" to wonder if it's a trap. AND OH MY GOD YES MOONCHILD'S NICKNAME FOR LOBATSE FML

True, and something I considered, but I feel like if they ever actually reveal what’s going on, it’ll be a harder sell. The game needs to leave room to allow for belief that the player is Five is the player, which means mental things like Moonchild need to be a little more black/white.

Of course, it’s possible that they’re on the subconscious track already and I’m just not remembering well (as usual.) A lot of my thoughts about this stem from only remembering Moonchild popping in when Five has very blatantly and clearly been in trouble. Someone chasing Five, guns, something. Five even went through the trouble of “killing” Moonchild in the Abel take-back planning, like they assumed since they were so very deep in trouble in the scenario, Moonchild was obviously going to show up (or Moonchild was playing pretend, too, which idk where that puts my argument.)

This time, the trouble was less clear. They can absolutely still make the argument that it’s Five subconscious, that just because the player didn’t actively realize it, somewhere in their brain, they knew something wasn’t right… Again, I just feel like it’s a harder sell.

Especially since, if the player legit, down to their core, did not think anything was off on anything level, it wouldn’t be until after Moonchild showed up and started pointing shit out that the seed of “I may not be as safe as I once thought” would be planted.

HOO BOY all right I have a lot of thoughts on Sara. 

Originally when I made the chart I focused more on the archetype but I’m recreating it with a deeper analysis. I categorized Sara first as an extrovert but I was way off base with that one. Even though she does work well with people and can be outgoing she’s definitely more introspective and seems to more effectively work with her own agenda and prefers either solo missions or smaller group missions.

She also strikes me as more S than N. She’s a bottom-line, big picture type thinker and often functions as the “anchor” in earlier missions. She gets shit done. When you think about it, as a mother and as military personnel, she kind of has to be that way.

I categorize her as thinking as well for partially the same reasons. Sara’s very no-nonsense, get the job done. She doesn’t let her personal wishes override the good of Abel or the logical decision, which is why she makes major sacrifices at the end of season 2.

J or P is difficult because there’s really no hard evidence of either. I could see her as being more of a perceiving type before the apocalypse, because motherhood requires that level of flexibility and adaptiveness. After the apocalypse, though, where we see her, she seems more judging, because of the necessity of making snap decisions in a battle zone and the need to have a set plan before a mission. It’s kind of a toss up, but intuitively, I’d go with J.